SECURITYJul 15 · 18:04 UTCKMGH DENVER7Colin Riley

Boulder County climate grant helps mobile home park residents prepare for disasters

Boulder County's Climate Equity Fund is supporting a project to convert a laundry room at Mapleton Mobile Home Park into a solar-powered emergency shelter. The initiative, led by Isabel Sanchez, focuses on disaster preparedness for vulnerable residents, including upgrades like solar panels and generators for all 136 households in the park.

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Isabel SanchezpersonBoulder County Climate Equity FundorganizationMapleton Mobile Home ParkplaceAshley StolzmannpersonDan Teboepersonsolar-powered emergency sheltertopicdisaster preparednesstopicBoulder Countyplace

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